LogixLoops
The Workflow Automation Loop automates up to three repetitive processes between the tools you already use, in two to three weeks. Typical examples are sending leads into a CRM, creating invoices from orders, booking reminders and weekly reports. Each automation has alerts and a log, so nothing fails silently.
All prices are starting prices for the scope listed on each Loop. Your final price depends on your project and is confirmed in a written quote before work starts. Taxes such as GST are extra. Prices in ₹ are for businesses in India. Prices in $ apply everywhere else. Read the pricing terms. See every price.
We watch how each task is done today, step by step, and time how long it takes.
We rank possible automations by time saved and risk, and agree the three to build.
Each automation is built, tested with real data, and given alerts and a log.
Automations go live one at a time, with your team checking the first runs.
For 30 days we watch every run, fix edge cases as they appear, and report the hours saved.
Add-ons taken with the Loop cost less than adding them after launch, because we plan and build them in the same run.
2–3 weeks for the Loop. 6 things included before any add-on.
Start with ₹6,250. The rest at launch.
All prices are starting prices for the scope listed on each Loop. Your final price depends on your project and is confirmed in a written quote before work starts. Taxes such as GST are extra. Prices in ₹ are for businesses in India. Prices in $ apply everywhere else. Read the pricing terms.
More on the stack we build on and how we handle security.
Four nodes are simulated. The fifth opens an SMTP connection and sends you a real email, then prints the message id it got back.
Trigger
Invoice email lands in the shared inbox
Extract
OCR pulls totals, dates, and PO number
Branch
Approval policy decides the path
Post
Write to the ledger, retry with backoff
Notifylive
Send the confirmation, real SMTP
Where should the Notify node send?
£2,480 invoice, under the approval threshold. Leave it blank to run the graph without sending.
One message, no list, nothing stored. The body is written on the server, this form chooses a scenario, not the words.
Run log
Four of these nodes are a simulation. The fifth opened a socket to a mail server and came back with an id, go and check the inbox. That is the difference between a workflow diagram and a workflow.
Short answers to what people ask before they start. Anything else, ask us on the call.
It depends on volume, cost and how sensitive the data is. Zapier is simplest at low volumes, Make is cheaper for complex flows, and n8n can run on your own server for high volumes or private data. We recommend one after seeing your processes.
You find out straight away. Every automation sends an alert when a step fails, keeps a log of what happened, and retries where it is safe to. Nothing fails silently.
It depends on the process, so we measure before building anything. We time each task as it is done today and estimate the saving per week; the automations worth building are the ones where that saving is clear.
Most businesses start with one Loop and add another when it pays off. These are the usual next steps from this one.
an AI agent on WhatsApp that answers, books and sells around the clock
Plus Meta's message charges, billed to you directly.
an AI assistant on your website that answers from your own documents
a fast, search-ready website for a growing business
These come with every Loop, whatever it costs.
Every Loop has a published starting price, a fixed scope and a timeline.
Brand, tech and growth on one team, in one thread.
For 30 days after launch we measure, fix and tune with real data.
Every build ships ready for Google and AI search.
Domain, code, designs and accounts are created in your name.
The people on the call are the people doing the work.
Tell us what you are building. The first call is with the people who would build it.